Logging in Microsoft Azure

Ok, now that you have seen several solutions for logging in different environments, we will focus on Microsoft Azure. What happens if you take on the role of IT Operations, who need to diagnose why an application is not working as expected in Microsoft Azure? What are your choices, and what would be the best solution? That is exactly what you will learn in this section.

If you remember, we have already talked about logging on an application level in Chapter 4, Basic Concepts of ASP.NET Core 2.0 - Part 1, of this book. There, we added logging application events into a log file in a subfolder called logs of the application folder. This folder needs to be synchronized and monitored for disk space usage because, when ...

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